Successful contract talks mean Fiat Chrysler’s Windsor assembly plant will undergo a multi-vehicle platform makeover, with plug-in and battery electric vehicle manufacturing starting in 2024
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Utility will pay customers to install electric vehicle smart chargers as it moves to incorporate visibility, more capacity and lower costs into the province’s grid
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Funds are part of a $10-billion Canadian Infrastructure Bank Growth Plan to shore up the economy with investments in clean energy and low-carbon building retrofits, agriculture and broadband initiatives
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Retail giant Walmart Canada boosts its order of 18-wheeler Tesla Semi trucks three-fold and pledges that its entire fleet will be “alternatively powered” by 2028
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The market leading EV-maker debuted its latest advancements with Canadian talent and opportunities showcased throughout
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B.C.-based Moli Energy is renowned as a technology innovator that spawned great ideas and great talent — including today’s industry leader Jeff Dahn — then collapsed. Thirty years on, with potential growth in the offing, is its story again pointing Canada forward?
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In the second of our feature series on the NSERC/Tesla Canada Industrial Research Chair, we focus on the cluster of lithium-ion battery expertise building around Dahn’s lab at Dalhousie University in Nova Scotia and his extended impact on the next generation of Canadian researchers and developers
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Experts say the launch of a Clean Fuel Standard, with initial regulations now slated for release this fall, remains potentially transformative for the Canadian EV industry
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First Cobalt announces “important milestone” towards a year-end launch that will upend North American battery makers’ dependence on China
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With their operations still moving ahead in Canada’s biggest provinces, EV network providers face their first “real test” amid the chaos of COVID-19
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